Reasoning:

This one is a close relative to jumping to conclusions in that it involves ignoring certain facts when drawing conclusions. 

Emotional reasoners will consider their emotions about a situation as evidence rather than objectively looking at the facts.

“I’m feeling ...

Intelligence may be of different kinds, like:

1. Spatial: The ability to visualize change in shapes.
2. Mathematical: The ability to solve problems that require logical processing.
3. Language: Ability to recognize words and...

Imagine living in a world without rules. 

• Language follows rules. Breaking away from the rules of language makes us incoherent.
• Consider the rules of sport or games, the rules of chess or football. Without the rules, chess wouldn't be chess. A game without rules is no game a...